Dehradun: Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami announced that statues of statehood martyrs that have not yet been installed will be erected in their native villages or other suitable local venues. He reaffirmed the state government’s ongoing commitment to preserving the memory and legacy of the martyrs.
The Chief Minister made these statements during his visit to the Rampur Tiraha Martyr Memorial in Muzaffarnagar on Friday, where he offered floral tributes to honor the statehood movement’s fallen activists.
During the visit, CM Dhami announced the upgrading of the State Guest House at Rampur Tiraha, the transformation of the memorial library into an e-library, and the expansion of the museum to showcase Uttarakhand’s folk culture, traditional attire, and musical instruments.
He assured that the re-identification process for statehood activists will be completed swiftly. Furthermore, statues of brave soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of the nation will also be installed in their native villages alongside statehood martyrs.
